The RJ article said only 2% of sales have come from Idaho. Mostly NV and CA which would lean towards heavy UNLV base.. could be an amazing environment finallyThe number is what I got from the BSU fans on www.wcsboard.com
That sounds awfully low but I hope it is right that would be amazing.The RJ article said only 2% of sales have come from Idaho. Mostly NV and CA which would lean towards heavy UNLV base.. could be an amazing environment finally
My best guess is they had around 6K at the MWC championship game. Currently the crowd is closing in on 40K with level 300 seats being sold. My expectation is 30-35K of the crowd will be UNLV fans.Some Boise fans seem to believe it is going to be largely a Boise crowd. I don’t remember them having a large contingent at the MWCCG last season.
That was through the secondary market. You’ve got to figure most Boise fans have been holding their tickets thru UNLVtickets for months. They had a good crowd on short notice for the champ game, they’ll bring a larger one for this game they’ve been planning for.The RJ article said only 2% of sales have come from Idaho. Mostly NV and CA which would lean towards heavy UNLV base.. could be an amazing environment finally
So much for the theory of a slow build.5 sections, I expect to open up at least 5 more very soon. Should be electric tonight.
UNLV has winner in Odom, vegas is ready for winning product. It's that simple, hire the right coach.
Admin really dropping the ball here. 300 level should’ve opened for no more than $25/seat.At this point, it should be 40k + in attendance. Would be cool to get even more sold in the 300 level.
This also puts to rest the believe that this is a pro town that will not support UNLV college athletics. Bring in the right coach and win in basketball and they would also come back.Ugh.
Words of death.
I've been on that train for a while also. I know there's a cost to opening up different levels due to staffing, etc, but we also want to build the crowds. This Boise game is huge obviously, but maybe they can offer some discounted rate for the next home game to all people that attended the Boise game. Or something similar.Admin really dropping the ball here. 300 level should’ve opened for no more than $25/seat.
100%. Vegas is big enough that it would support a winner for sure. And if the current students get used to going to the games, many of them will become alumni who will likely continue to go to games.This also puts to rest the believe that this is a pro town that will not support UNLV college athletics. Bring in the right coach and win in basketball and they would also come back.
Yes. If youre already opening the level up, man, take advantage of the support and offer 2 for 1s or something.. Buy ticket for today vs Boise at the 43$ list price, get SDSU for free... The UNR game will sell itself.I've been on that train for a while also. I know there's a cost to opening up different levels due to staffing, etc, but we also want to build the crowds. This Boise game is huge obviously, but maybe they can offer some discounted rate for the next home game to all people that attended the Boise game. Or something similar.
Listen I know people have different financial situations but these prices are more than reasonable for a college football game these days. Add in the fact that the venue alone is a top of the line NFL Venue where the amenities and concessions are top tier. The prices aren’t holding fans from coming, they just aren’t. People complained about Sam Boyd’s location, the dirt parking lot, bathrooms, concessions, the open end zone. UNLV is blood letting set to come up witha crazy figure just to be in consideration of keeping Barry Odom and we want to sit here and complain about lowering ticket prices. We can’t have it both ways. People are willing to spend crazy amounts on Raider tickets and Knights tickets. Win and get momentum and people will show. Look at what’s happening right nowI've been on that train for a while also. I know there's a cost to opening up different levels due to staffing, etc, but we also want to build the crowds. This Boise game is huge obviously, but maybe they can offer some discounted rate for the next home game to all people that attended the Boise game. Or something similar.
These same people have no issue with spending $100 for a meal, or dropping $250 in a club. The cost isn't an issue, all that discounting the price of tickets will do is piss off those loyal fans who paid full price.Listen I know people have different financial situations but these prices are more than reasonable for a college football game these days. Add in the fact that the venue alone is a top of the line NFL Venue where the amenities and concessions are top tier. The prices aren’t holding fans from coming, they just aren’t. People complained about Sam Boyd’s location, the dirt parking lot, bathrooms, concessions, the open end zone. UNLV is blood letting set to come up witha crazy figure just to be in consideration of keeping Barry Odom and we want to sit here and complain about lowering ticket prices. We can’t have it both ways. People are willing to spend crazy amounts on Raider tickets and Knights tickets. Win and get momentum and people will show. Look at what’s happening right now
40K would be awesome. IF they win this game I would love to see the trend continue for home games this season.At this point, it should be 40k + in attendance. Would be cool to get even more sold in the 300 level.
Im sorry, but how many locals do you know regularly drop 250$ to go clubbing that would also attend a UNLV game...These same people have no issue with spending $100 for a meal, or dropping $250 in a club. The cost isn't an issue, all that discounting the price of tickets will do is piss off those loyal fans who paid full price.
I don't disagree with you about the prices. They're fair. IMO, whether right or wrong, I think it's easier to get people to come back additional times, than it is to get them in the building for the 1st time.Listen I know people have different financial situations but these prices are more than reasonable for a college football game these days. Add in the fact that the venue alone is a top of the line NFL Venue where the amenities and concessions are top tier. The prices aren’t holding fans from coming, they just aren’t. People complained about Sam Boyd’s location, the dirt parking lot, bathrooms, concessions, the open end zone. UNLV is blood letting set to come up witha crazy figure just to be in consideration of keeping Barry Odom and we want to sit here and complain about lowering ticket prices. We can’t have it both ways. People are willing to spend crazy amounts on Raider tickets and Knights tickets. Win and get momentum and people will show. Look at what’s happening right now
So much for the theory of a slow build.
A lot. In regards to cost, depending where you go, you can easily spend $20 per person for fast food. How much does the average family spend for ever member of the family to have a cell phone on a monthly basis? Even going to a movie cost around $30 per person with concessions included. I guess I run in a different crowd, because a lot of people I work for or with go out on a regular basis and think nothing of spending $100 or more for a meal/drinks per person.Im sorry, but how many locals do you know regularly drop 250$ to go clubbing that would also attend a UNLV game...
The problem isnt the value, its the long local history of not being a quality product. Las Vegas locals complain about ticket prices because for decades the product on the field was unwatchable. Now you've got a good product and want to increase local support but the price point makes it very difficult.
Case in point- at 43 bucks a ticket, thats almost 200 dollars for a family of 4. That family of 4 isnt regularly dropping 250 in a club or 100 bucks for dinner and when they do spend that kind of money, they are doing it 1x. You're trying to build a long term relationship with new fans and fans that were casual at best prior to Odom. You want them to drop in for 1 game, fine, but you want them to come back or next year buy season tickets because they had an affordable awesome time. Yes, the product is much better, but there's alot of locals with long memories of losing to Howard and dont care its in a shiny new stadium, thats not why theyre attending the game.
Liar.I just spent $76 at Taco Bell for a family of 6. We’re $70 deep if we go to McDonalds and all get meals.
The prices at UNLV games are hella low. Season ticket prices for football and basketball are on the insane low end of college athletics.
It would be nice to get butts in seats, and consistent winning is what will do that.
$76 at Taco Bell? That used to get you like 150 tacos!I just spent $76 at Taco Bell for a family of 6. We’re $70 deep if we go to McDonalds and all get meals.
The prices at UNLV games are hella low. Season ticket prices for football and basketball are on the insane low end of college athletics.
It would be nice to get butts in seats, and consistent winning is what will do that.
You can get the same effects by spending 5 dollars on a bottle of ex lax.$76 at Taco Bell? That used to get you like 150 tacos!
I haven't been to Taco Bell in at least 10 years. Probably closer to 15-20. I remember it similarly though.You can get the same effects by spending 5 dollars on a bottle of ex lax.
Disney is a major racket.Remember the $.39, $.59, $.79 menu?
I’ve been at Disneyland this week for my daughter’s birthday. I could have easily paid for my football and bball season tickets, including food.
You have to change a fan base’s priorities to get them to games.
Pray for this man’s toiletI just spent $76 at Taco Bell for a family of 6. We’re $70 deep if we go to McDonalds and all get meals.
The prices at UNLV games are hella low. Season ticket prices for football and basketball are on the insane low end of college athletics.
It would be nice to get butts in seats, and consistent winning is what will do that.
That's the name. Just chucked a bottle of lime juice instead.You can get the same effects by spending 5 dollars on a bottle of ex lax.
There's an intersection in Bradenton, FL where they have Taco Bell, Burger King across the street from a big and old funeral home that do cremation. Every time you drive around there it always smells like burnt meat.Remember the $.39, $.59, $.79 menu?
I’ve been at Disneyland this week for my daughter’s birthday. I could have easily paid for my football and bball season tickets, including food.
You have to change a fan base’s priorities to get them to games.
Winco burritos and pork, cheese and chicken tamales…I haven't been to Taco Bell in at least 10 years. Probably closer to 15-20. I remember it similarly though.